Soupy sales édité pour la télévision
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you know, in the 50's they did live tv. I've read that the good part didn't really go out on tv. maybe that's why it was fuzzy looking. who knows? it's still funny to me.
il y a 11 ans
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When I was growing up, I thought this was an urban legend.
Have had this in my faves for years. So glad that others remember him as fondly.
Don't know why it took me this long to try to find this here. At least we get some idea of what happened. Also famous for his joke about the couple at the baseball game, where he kissed her between the strikes and she kissed him between the balls.
Always was a big fan of Soupy. He was from the Detroit area. Nice to see this, funny.
Soupy was a riot, many wild memories !!!!!!